First Look: Sony 84-inch 4K TV

[GoldenGlove]

Would you recommend an Aquos over a Viera HDTV?

Research on your own.

Go over to avsforums and look into the TV model that you're looking into.

I have an Aquos, a Bravia and a Viera, they all are fine IMO. You just have to look into them on your own, if you see some glaring issues that people continue to bring up then take note... but a lot of times people nitpick and bytch about a lot of things that a lot of people won't even care about.

 

[the artist known az]

Research on your own.

Go over to avsforums and look into the TV model that you're looking into.

I have an Aquos, a Bravia and a Viera, they all are fine IMO. You just have to look into them on your own, if you see some glaring issues that people continue to bring up then take note... but a lot of times people nitpick and bytch about a lot of things that a lot of people won't even care about.

Appreciate it breh

 

[beenz]

man, at costco, I routinely see 70+" tv's, so this is no suprise.

 

[beenz]

btw, we are about to start the 4K era??!??!?!

cable ain't even broadcasting content in 1080p yet.

 

[Kodie]

4K will never be a mainstream home entertainment format. 4K is format that is strictly meant for movie theaters.

Really? Never!?

 

[Jesus]

Sharp is the only manufacturer that makes the 70in, 80in, 90in and I think 100in model TVs.

Not too many other manufacturers make LED/LCDs over 60 to 65in.

Mitsubishi....

 

[satam55]

btw, we are about to start the 4K era??!??!?!

cable ain't even broadcasting content in 1080p yet.

Really? Never!?

Yes, Never!!! It can be mainstream as a digital movie theater format. But as home entertainment format, it won't ever be mainstream. The reason is that no average person is going to have a display large enough to actually benefit from the 4K image. Even a 55"-70" display isn't going to show much, if any difference from 4K, 2K, or 1080p. Most people have screens 42" or smaller. Even those who have 50"-60" screens will see little to know difference. Hardcore videophiles (i.e.: a serious minority with money to burn and dedicated video projector-based home theater rooms) will be the only ones to come even close to benefitting from 4K.

 

[GoldenGlove]

Mitsubishi....

They make flat screen lcds/leds?

 

[Heretic]

4k vs. 1080p with jr doin commentary
[ame]http://youtu.be/Dhvzmp6lxTg[/ame]

 

[Fatboi1]

Would you recommend an Aquos over a Viera HDTV?

Honestly I haven't done research on the two but it depends. Earlier this year that Aquos tv with the yellow subpixel clearly looked more appealing to me and a few others over the other brands.